Can I take my curtains or cooker with me when...
When you decide to buy or sell a house, there are many things that you need to give careful consideration to in advance. One of...
Blogs
Remote working: the ins and outs
The workplace is changing and the advent of new technologies enables a much more flexible working environment for employees. Jane Crosby explains the issues so...
Jane Crosby
Partner, Dispute ResolutionFines fly following British Airways data breach
The headlines that British Airways is facing a fine of £183.39M after infringements of personal data of some 500,000 customers was collected by hackers shows...
Jane Crosby
Partner, Dispute ResolutionCommercial Landlords be wary – agreeing to alterations produces problems.
It is not enough for a landlord to have a well written lease which imposes multiple obligations and penalties on a tenant. The landlord must...
John Guthrie
Associate, Commercial PropertyGrandparents are for Christmas too
For many families in these hectic times, especially where both parents work, being able to call upon other family members to assist with the day...
Sharon Powell
Partner, Head of FamilyProbate fee increase scrapped
The lawyers in our trusts and estates department are pleased that the uncertainty over the increase in probate court fees has ended following the recent...
Sue Macleod
Associate, Trusts & EstatesLease Extensions – A Taxing Issue
You are a flat owner. After a lot of hard work you have managed to persuade your fellow flat owners to purchase the freehold of...
Sarah Osborne
Partner, Head of Leasehold Enfranchisement“A dog is for life, not just for Christmas”, but...
We are a nation of pet lovers, but what happens to them if their human owners separate? Relationship breakdown is usually a stressful time for...
Vanessa McMurtrie
Partner, FamilyFinding time for the important things…
Have you noticed how life seems to be getting busier and busier? My children are growing older and I often reflect how I have less...
Mark Wisby
Associate, Clinical NegligenceIs Right to Manage the Right Way?
The Right to Manage (RTM) has been available for flat owners since it became law in 2002. It allows flat owners the right for the...
